Guided Tours

Antelope Canyon Tour with Navajo Guide

Name: Antelope Canyon Tour with Navajo Guide
Start: 2026-09-03T12:30:00
End: 2026-09-03T13:30:00
Location: Page

4.8/5(4,938)

Marylie P

Couple

Verified booking

Yesterday

The tour was fantastic!! Leland, our Navaho guide was fabulous! Very knowledgeable about the Canyon & the assistance he provided all of us in getting THE BEST pictures very much appreciated!! Thank you again Leland!!

Philip A

Group

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Yesterday

The young who led our tour was very nice & informative. She offered to take pictures of us often during the tour. Picture is of the young lady who led our tour

Lori K

Couple

Verified booking

2 days ago

This area is so amazing! Ken's tours are good, the different tour guides offer different stories and information. This tour is a must do in your lifetime.

Laura R

Group

Verified booking

Yesterday

We had a great experience.. our guide taught me a thing or two about photos and I'm a photographer. lol Was a bit nervous about monsoons but they made us feel safe and they have it covered. . Thanks you

Shintaro E

Group

Verified booking

4 days ago

I visited in late August. Although there were occasional rain showers, the canyon itself was not muddy and was easy to walk through. Our guide was a young member of the Navajo Nation. Despite the limited time, he was very kind and helpful. He took photos for us and explained the history and culture of the Navajo people. There are some tricks to the camera settings needed to capture those iconic Antelope Canyon photos, so don’t hesitate to ask your guide for help. They will be happy to show you the right settings. The weather wasn’t ideal during our visit, but overall, we had a comfortable and enjoyable tour.

Kay P

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

We so enjoyed all of the tour. Our guide was completely wonderful and caring. She took amazing photos of us at very locations that we will enjoy for years to come. Our only suggestion-make it mandatory for inviduals with mobility issues to go back through the canyon to the vans. We had issues with the route up hill. We were offered the option to go back through the canyon and decided to try the regular path. Our guide had to come up the hill in the van to get us. Others had to wait. Learned a valuable lesson. Many thanks to Antelope Adventure for their kindness and expertise.

Experience any of the sections that make up Antelope Canyon with an expert Navajo guide, perfect for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and photography enthusiasts.

Walk through narrow, wave-like walls while learning about the canyon’s stunning geological history from your guide.

Explore Upper Canyon’s iconic light beams, Lower Canyon’s adventurous paths, or the quieter serenity of Canyon X.

For a more intimate experience, visit the Ligai Si Anii Canyon, known for its smooth & unique slot formations, or the hidden, wave-like sections of Mystical Antelope Canyon.

Get expert tips on the best photo spots to ensure you capture the famous light and shadow contrasts that make Antelope Canyon a must-visit for photographers worldwide.

Entry to any one section of Antelope Canyon (as per option selected)

Upper Antelope Canyon

Lower Antelope Canyon

Antelope Canyon X

Ligai Si Anii Canyon

Mystical Antelope Canyon

Navajo guide

Gratuity for the Navajo guide ($3-$5 per person)

Navajo Park permit fee (as per tour selected)

You can cancel these tickets up to 5 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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What our guests say
James K
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
The canyon was just an amazing natural wonder. We enjoyed everything about our experiance. We had Ben as our guide and he was an exceptional guide. He knew all the history of the cavern and pointed out many great views. He also added in Navajo history of the area. I had the pleasure of talking with him after the tour.
Gloria B
Group
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
First of all this was a bucket list item and it did not disappoint. Our group age was 9 to 88. Our guide Adelbert was phenomenal, ahéhee'. It is a serene site and a priviledge to be able to visit the Navajo Nation and learn its history.
Veronica M
Group
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
A nice tour with a guide—I think her name was Fiona—who was excellent. I highly recommend her. You can only bring a bottle of water, your phone, and a camera inside; no backpacks or bags, and you can't take videos.
Cristina B
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
We loved the colors, the lights and the guide! He was a fantastic guide and so funny! Today is his birthday, Happy birthday! Thanks for this incredibile adventure. Pietro and Cristina
Cedetria M
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
The knowledge of the tour guide and of course the amazing views. It was good to learn about Navajo People and County. This was a great experience.

Explore Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide and see Arizona’s most iconic slot canyons. Walk through sculpted sandstone passageways, hear cultural stories, and choose from multiple canyon tours, whether you want easy exploration, hands-on adventure, or hidden gems.

Getting started

Arrive at the check-in point at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour. Meet your Navajo guide for a short orientation & briefing and begin your tour.

What to expect

Upper Antelope Canyon

The most famous and photographed canyon, known for its iconic light beams and wide, flat pathways.

Features

Easy access: The flat, level ground makes it the most accessible canyon, suitable for families and all ages.

Famous light beams: At certain times of day, shafts of sunlight pierce through the canyon, creating world-renowned photo opportunities.

Spacious walkways: Wider corridors allow for more comfortable movement and larger photography angles.

Relaxed experience: Tours move along more comfortably, making it ideal for visitors who prefer minimal physical effort.

Lower Antelope Canyon

An adventurous slot canyon with ladders, narrow walkways, and color-changing sandstone walls.

Features

Ladder descents: Enter the canyon by climbing down steep ladders that add excitement right from the start.

Narrow passageways: Walk through tight corridors that create an immersive slot canyon experience.

Layered sandstone walls: Large chambers display stunning, multicolored rock layers shaped by erosion.

Active exploration: Requires climbing, crouching, and walking through uneven ground, perfect for visitors who want a more physical adventure.

Antelope Canyon X

A quieter, less crowded canyon that balances wide-open chambers with narrower slots.

Features

Peaceful setting: Fewer visitors make it a calmer alternative to the main canyons.

Varied formations: Offers both open spaces and narrow passages, giving visitors a mix of experiences.

Photo opportunities: With fewer crowds, you have more time and space to capture striking canyon shots.

Ligai Si Anii Canyon

A more intimate experience with unique “H-shaped” formations and excellent photo opportunities.

Features

Unique H-formations: Distinctive rock shapes carved into the canyon make it different from all other slot canyons.

Great lighting: Natural light filters in at angles that highlight textures, perfect for photography.

Shorter distance: Less walking compared to other canyons, making it accessible without sacrificing beauty.

Mystical Antelope Canyon

A hidden canyon experience with ladders, stairs, and multi-level exploration.

Features

Hidden passages: Staircases lead to tucked-away chambers not visible at first glance.

Multi-level paths: Explore both higher and lower sections for a sense of discovery.

Unique textures: Rock walls display rare patterns and shapes not seen in other canyons.

Exploratory adventure: Combines stair climbing, narrow slots, and open chambers for an engaging, hands-on experience.

What’s not allowed

Please don’t touch the sandstone walls; the rock is delicate, and oils or moisture can cause erosion.

Hiking sticks, canes, or walkers are not allowed within the canyons.

Leave bulky items at home; large bags, tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks are not permitted.

Video recording is restricted, but you are welcome to take photos.

Pets and animals cannot join the tour.

Accessibility

This experience is not suitable for expectant mothers or those who may find the hike too demanding.

The path is not designed for wheelchairs, strollers, or prams.

Guests who cannot manage walking through narrow passages or climbing ladders should not book this tour.

Additional information

Please check in 30 minutes before your tour begins.

Be aware that there are no restrooms inside the canyon.

Tours follow Arizona local time, so adjust for any time differences.

Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are required for safety.

A tip of $3–$5 per person for your Navajo guide is appreciated—carry cash for convenience.

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.

Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.